I'm probably being thick here, but I didn't understand the ending! Can someone please explain?!
I don't know if I'm just being thick or what, but can someone explain why the two sunbathing girls were laughing at Alexandra Daddario's character? What did she do that was so funny?!
So, was Chester real, or just a figment of Larry's imagination/an alternate personality?
I'm surprised there aren't any comments about this programme. Please, someone comment me back so I can talk about it with someone :)
Anyone know why this episode hasn't aired yet? The episodes were monthly up until July, when everything seems to have just halted.
I know I'm being lazy by not just googling this, but does anyone happen to know, is this based on a series of books? The author's named eludes me, but I remember reading a series of books a few years ago, which followed the life of a (I think, newly appointed) coroner called Jenny Cooper, only it was set in and around Gloucestershire and Cardiff UK, not Canada...
Does anyone know what Lewellen's gran was doing to her hair with the matches when she was bathing her?
17 minutes in and I can't STAND the main character. I'm on the verge of turning it off and abandoning it.
Can't believe I wasted 1 hour and 43 mins of my life on this. I kept waiting for something to happen and it never really did. And what was with the other little girl? Was it meant to portray the absolute opposite of John? Very bizarre film.
It says this is a drama comedy, but honestly, I think they forgot the comedy element. It was dreary and depressing, and I didn't so much as smile during it, let alone laugh!
I loved it. It had some moments that made me laugh out loud at the silliness of it all, but I don't think that's a bad thing. Definitely worth a watch if you're into comedy horrors.
It kept me hooked the entire time, but man it was frustrating to watch, especially with knowing that it was based on a true story. The justice system in this country is so messed up.
It started off pretty good, and then I just lost interest completely. I don't really know what happened, it just got really boring!
I enjoyed it, but the ending came very suddenly, almost like they didn't get chance to film the final few episodes! The (lack of) ending kind of ruined it, and brought my score down from a 9,to a 7.
I was expecting a lot more from this. Very slow and boring, it finished and I was left thinking "wtf".
Not sure why everyone's comparing Lou's character to Liam Neeson's.
I think it was a good film, kept me interested even though I wasn't paying full attention at the beginning of it, and had enough twists and action to keep me entertained, without being too OTT. And it was nice to see Allison Janney in an ass-kicking role!
I mean, I can't say I hated it, just that it was very weird. But I don't know how on earth it is only rated a 15.
Fucking weird film lol, that is all I can say!
I liked it! Kept me guessing right up till the end!
It was pretty rubbish. The best bit was Iwan Rheon's character trying to shoo a 90% dead fox out of the kitchen , the rest of it was just dull.
I don't even know what to make of this. It's very difficult to pinpoint a genre, and is kind of all over the place. I was sat here thinking "wtf" for most of it! I quite liked the ending though, so that redeems it a bit.
I've just watched this for the second time, and I enjoyed it just as much. Though I think I'd like to have seen more on Nina's story
I thought it was ok. I only watched it cos Aisling Bea was in it, and she's usually great, but I don't know that I'd bother to watch it again. It killed a few hours.
I mean, yes they all made really bad decisions, but I didn't totally hate it, it kept me entertained for an hour and a half.
I was really disappointed with this, seems like they crammed all the good bits into the trailer!
Omg. RIP Jonathan. What a horrible way to go!
I found the timeline in S2 so confusing. For that reason alone, I can't rate it as high as S1, because I had literally no idea when things were happening!
I'm watching this for the first time (I wasnt born till 1990, so never saw it as a kid) and all I can think is how the main psycho preacher kid looks and sounds so much like Joffrey from Game of Thrones! Anyone else think that?!
I thought it was alright. I didn't realise it was related to x men as I've not seen any of the franchise, but as s standalone film I thought it was OK, kept me entertained for an hour or so.
I really wanted to like it, but it was all a bit far fetched to be honest. No proper ending, and the donkeys kept disappearing and re-appearing at will, whenever they were/weren't required for a scene, which kind of made it harder for me to suspend my disbelief!
